diff --git a/docs/restate/deployment.md b/docs/restate/deployment.md index e6172c6d..6cae8716 100644 --- a/docs/restate/deployment.md +++ b/docs/restate/deployment.md @@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ description: "Deploy Restate on Kubernetes with this guide." Restate is currently a single binary that contains everything you need. It exposes three services by default, each on different ports: -| Name | Port | Description | Protocol | -|---------|------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| -| Ingress | 8080 | Acts as an API gateway for all services registered with Restate | gRPC + [Connect Protocol](https://connect.build/) | -| Storage | 9071 | Exposes raw RocksDB read-only storage operations, used by the CLI | gRPC | -| Meta | 9070 | Allows for CRUD operations on service metadata, eg for service registration | REST | +| Name | Port | Description | Protocol | +|------------|------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------| +| Ingress | 8080 | Acts as an API gateway for all services registered with Restate | gRPC + [Connect Protocol](https://connect.build/) | +| Admin | 9070 | Allows for CRUD operations on service/endpoint metadata, eg for service registration | REST | +| Postgres | 9071 | Exposes Restate RocksDB read-only storage operations using the Postgres protocol. See [Introspection](/references/restate-sql-introspection) | Postgres | It will store metadata and RocksDB data in the relative directory of /target under the current working directory of the process. @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ spec: value: Json ports: - containerPort: 9070 - name: meta + name: admin - containerPort: 8080 name: ingress - containerPort: 9071 @@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ spec: app: restate ports: - port: 9070 - name: meta + name: admin - port: 8080 name: ingress - port: 9071